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Hi Gus,
Thank you for purchasing qRules and we're sorry about the issues you're having. Yes, this command works in browser-enabled forms. You were actually on the right track publishing your template as admin-approved and activating it in your site collection.
Indeed, content types will only show in document/form libraries, so when you ...
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With DBXL, you can quickly integrate your solution with SharePoint and IPFS in order to create a browser-based solution. However, the challenge is that InfoPath Forms Server can only open documents from SharePoint document libraries. Connecting an existing form template with DBXL for use on IPFS can be done by using code to access the DBXL web ...
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Hi, selch - a rule that sets the 'Alias' repeating field of the UserList group to blank (i.e. no value) when your users choose to hide the ContactSelector section should do the trick. Hope that works. Let us know otherwise. :)
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qRules v2.1 comes with new commands called Encrypt and Decrypt. These allow password-protecting your InfoPath form controls to hide sensitive data. Encryption transforms strings and attachments into a set of random characters, while Decryption reveals the original content after entering the password that's used to protect the data. Be sure to ...
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Hi, Graham - thanks for your interest in using qRules. Since qRules injects code into your forms, you will have to publish your XSN as an admin-approved form template. This also allows you to manage the form in one place and use it in many places. Have you tried that yet? If not, here's a link to a blog post that details the steps on how to ...
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Hi - you might want to try qRules. It has a SubmitToSharePointList command which uses the UpdateListItems web service to submit and/or update list items and return the ID. Works great for repeating data too!
For more info, please check this blog post: ...
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Hi, Alistair – we did test this command successfully in IPFS. I’m not certain why you’d be seeing a difference in behavior between client and browser…. We didn't need to use UDCX either, as the form's published in the same server as the list it was submitting items to.
We've tested on Server 2003 and MOSS 2007 though. We can double ...
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Hello, welcome to the forum!
You might want to try Qdabra's Contact Selector template part. It works in browser-enabled forms and also allows you to add multiple contacts without using code. Click here for more information. Take a look at the quick video demo and see if that's what you're looking for. :)
Please post back if you need ...
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Hi Graham,
Welcome to the forum! qRules, indeed, will allow you to submit and/or modify items from your SharePoint list, whether it be through your browser-enabled form or through InfoPath itself. It will work great on your dropdown list box and multi-line plain texts!
Let us know if you need help setting up your qRules-based form.
Cheers!
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Hi Karthik,
Welcome to the forum! Qdabra's qRules has a CopyTable command that allows copying data from one table to another. You can use XPath filters if you want to copy only those rows with specific values. Check it out here. You can download a FREE trial from our download page.
Cheers!